Greetings and God Bless You from Mrs. Elizabeth Abra,

Thursday, August 23, 2012 by Sora Jay 

Greetings and God Bless You from Mrs. Elizabeth Abra,

With due Respect and Humanity I write to donate and hand over this fund to you for orphanages and widows / less privileged and propagate the gospel of God(US$2.6M) Two million six hundred thousand dollars deposited in a security firm in Cote d'Ivoire by my late husband. I, Mrs. Elizabeth Abra , 68 years old without a child, married to late Engr. Wilfred Abra from Israel who worked with Oil company (PETROCI) Cote d'Ivoire before he died in the year 2010 after a Cardiac Arteries  Operation, presently my doctor said I will not last for four months due to Colon Cancer, you are requested to send your full name, telephone and fax number with your resident address for documentation process to transfer the fund to you without any hindrance to accomplish our vow to God.

Always pray for me daily. Thanks and waiting your quick response.

God bless us

Mrs Elizabeth Abra

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Faith Of Donation

Friday, May 25, 2012 by Sora Jay



From Mrs Jessie Daniel
ATTN:
DEAREST ONE OF GOD
I am the above named person from Kuwait. I am married to Mr Wright Daniel, who worked with Kuwait embassy in Ivory Coast for nine years before he died in the year 2004. We were married for eleven years without a child. He died after a brief illness that lasted for only four days. Before his death we were both born again Christian. Since his death I decided not to remarry or get a child outside my matrimonial home which the Bible is against. When my late husband was alive he deposited the sum of $2. 5 Million (Two Million Five Hundred U.S. Dollars) in the bank here in Abidjan in suspense account.

Presently, the fund is still with the bank. Recently, my Doctor told me that i have serious sickness which is cancer problem. The one that disturbs me most is my stroke sickness. Having known my condition I decided to donate this fund to a church or individual that will utilize this money the way I am going to instruct herein. I want a church that will use this fund for orphanages, widows, propagating the word of God and to endeavour that the house of God is maintained.

The Bible made us to understand that blessed is the hand that gives. I took this decision because I don't have any child that will inherit this money and my husband relatives are not Christians and I don't want my husband's efforts to be used by unbelievers. I don't want a situation where this money will be used in an ungodly way. This is why I am taking this decision. I am not afraid of death hence i know where I am going. I know that I am going to be in the bosom of the Lord. Exodus 14 VS 14 says that the Lord will fight my case and I shall hold my peace.

I don't need any telephone communication in this regard because of my health hence the presence of my husband's relatives is around me always I don't want them to know about this development. With God all things are possible. As soon as I receive your reply I shall give you the contact of the bank here in Abidjan .I await your soonest response with your full information, example.
(1}Your full name ----
(2}Address-----------
(3}Age---------------
(4)Occupation--------
(5)Sex --------------
(6)Your Photo-----
I will use the above information to obtain an authorization letter that will legally and officially approve you as the new beneficiary of this fund from the Federal Ministry of Justice Cote D'Ivoire . I want you and the church to always pray for me because the lord is my shepherd. Please assure me that you will act accordingly as I Stated herein.

Remain blessed in the Lord.
Yours in Christ,
Mrs Jessie Daniel.

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I NEED YOUR URGENT REPLY CONFIDENTIAL..

Thursday, May 10, 2012 by Sora Jay

From The Desk of Mr Sharif Karim
The Auditing And Accounting Manager
African Development Bank (ADB)
Ouagadougou-Burkina Faso.
Dear Sir/Madam
 
I sincerely ask for forgiveness for I know this may seem like a complete intrusion to your privacy but right about now this is my option of communication. This mail might come to you as a surprise and the temptation to ignore it as unserious could come into your mind; but please consider it as a divine wish and accept it with a deep sense of humility.
 
I am aware that this is certainly an unconventional approach to starting a relationship.I Mr Sharif Karim, the personal account officer to the great late diseased who has an account in one of our banks here in Burkina Faso . The account was opened in 2001 and he died in 2004 without a written or oral will and since 2004 nobody has operated on this account again hence the money is floating and if I do not remit this money out urgently it will be forfeited for nothing and Government of Burkina Faso will confiscate the funds for their personal use which I personally don't want such incident to happen being that this is a great opportunity for me.
 
My contact is for you to please assist me to transfer the fund ($10.6M) Ten Million Six Hundred Thousand United State Dollars from a Cooperate Bank here in Burkina Faso to an overseas account. First, I must solicit your strictest confidence in this transaction. This is by virtue of its nature as being utterly confidential. I am sure and have confidence of your ability and reliability to prosecute a transaction of this great magnitude. I solicit your assistance to enable us transfer the said amount into your safe account for onward investment.
 
You can either provide us with an existing account or to set up a new Bank account immediately to receive this money, even an empty a/c can serve to receive this money, as long as you will remain honest to me till the end of this important business trusting in you and believing that you will never let me down either now or in future because this business is my life. The owner of this account is a foreigner and no other person knows about this account or anything concerning it, the account has no other beneficiary and until his death he was the manager of the company. My investigation through the National immigration department & Ministries here proved to me as well that he was single as at the time of his entry into the Republic of Burkina Faso . As a matter of fact, I have decided to transfer this fund abroad for investment and also to use my own share of the fund to take my wife to abroad for liver damage treatment. Your assistance as a foreigner is necessary because the management of the bank will welcome any foreigner who has correct information to this account which I will give to you immediately, if you are interested to do this business with me. There is no risk in this business. With my position here in the bank the money can be transferred to any account you can provide with assurance that this money will be intact pending our physical arrival in your country for sharing. Upon successful transfer without any disappointment from your side, I am only contacting you as a foreigner because this money cannot be approved to a local person here, but can only be approved to any foreigner who has the correct information of the account, which I will provide for you. So you should provide me with your correct account details where you will like the fund to be transferred to, or you can set up a new account for the transfer even an empty account is ok. At the conclusion of the transfer you will take 40%, 10% will be for any expenses both parties incurred in the process of this business and the remaining 50% will be for me. As soon as I hear from you and upon your strong assurance that you will not let me down once the fund goes into your account I will then send you the Text of application form which you will fill with your banking information and send to my bank here for immediate transfer of the fund to your account. If you are interested, please forward the following information as below:
 
{1} Your Name/company's name and full address,
{2} Bank Name:............
{3} Bank Address...
{4} Account No:.........
{5} Swift Code...{if any}
{6} Account Holder's Name: ..........
{7} your telephone Num. both Home, Office & Cell/Mobile and fax
Numbers...
{8} Your Occupation
{9} Your Valid ID.
Waiting for your urgent reply confidentially
at my private email address (sharifkarim33@gmail.com )
 
best regards
Mr Sharif Karim

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Brazil

Monday, May 7, 2012 by Sora Jay

Querida família

This will be my last e-mail as Elder Jay. It's sad isn't it.

First things first. To call the chapel from the US the number is 011-55-84-3208-5695. I will be in the chapel around 2:00 or 2:30 my time, which is 11:00 or 11:30 in Utah, I think. You will have to verify that. I don't know what we will be able to talk about because I will be home 5 days later, but we'll think of something. We can make plans of what we are going to do.

Yesterday we baptized a young man named Tasso. He is another friend of Ruchemberg. Ruchemberg and his friends are great, in a couple of years all of them will be on a mission. When Ruchemberg was baptized a seventy played the piano and shared a message, and the week between his baptism and confirmation he sat in the third row to watch a fireside with Elder Holland, and next week he will go to the temple for the first time and when he gets back he will baptize his younger brother. We are baptizing great people here.

Today we had a zone p-day to celebrate my death. We played volleyball in the Church and then we had a brazilian barbeque with the stake president and his wife. There was so much meat that not even a zone of missionaries could eat it all, and it was good too. The stake president is from the south of Brazil where they are famous for their barbeques. Afterward I left my last message with the zone. This week was the best week in the 2 and a half months that the zone exists, we baptized 10 people, 2 of them being men and one family.

When I get home you guys are going to have to help me not be trunky for the mission. I miss you guys and I am excited to be going home, but I can tell you that it is going to be really hard for me in the beginning.

For the last time love,
Elder Jay

 



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Coming home

Monday, April 30, 2012 by Sora Jay

Querida família,

I have been keeping a secret for a little while because I didn't want to get trunky, but I won't stay another month and I will be arriving in Utah on the 18th of May. I'm not sure of when I will get there because I still don't have my itinerary, but on the 17th I'm going to the temple in Recife and from there we will go to the airport. It is really strange to think that my mission is already ending. It feels like it will just be a normal transfer and I will have a new area and a new companion, but two years have already past and it is coming to an end. I'm happy and sad at the same time.

This week we baptized a young man named Lucas, he is a friend of Ruchemberg that we baptized last week. We are also teachings Lucas' parents and I believe that they will be baptized shortly. Things are going really well here in our area and May will be full of baptisms, too bad that I won't be here at the end of the month, but I am happy because I will be with you guys.

The big news this week is that Elder Holland came and talked to us. It was amazing. When he arrived in the chapel he shook hands with all of us and looked us in the eye. Then, when he was talking he told why he shakes our hands. He said that our eyes are the window of ou soul, that he could see the eternity in our eyes and that he had interviewed every single one of us. He talked about the power and authority of our calling and asked us to promisse that we would never walk away from the Church. You know how Elder Holland is, he got really emotional, hit the pulpit a little and said, almost yelling, "Promisse me! Promisse me tonight that you will never walk away from this Church!" Talk about a firm commitment. I think every missionary promissed in their heart that they would never leave the Church. We also heard from his wife and from Elder Mazzagardi and his wife. Sister Holland bore her testimony that her husband is an Apostle saying, "I hear the way he prays, I have seen bless and cure the sick, I have seen him recieve revelation" among other things. 

Gotta go



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THANKS FOR YOUR KINDNESS AND UNDERSTANDING, TELL +226 75 19 19 50.

Wednesday, April 25, 2012 by Sora Jay

FROM THE DESK OF MR. HAMMOND DUKE.
NO #24 Ahaji Kabriu Crescent,
Ouagadougou Burkina Faso,West Africa.
Telephone +226 75 19 19 50.
Email.(hammondhmuduke@gmail.com)
 
I am Mr. Hammond Duke, an auditor with African Development Bank (ADB). There was an account opened in this bank in 1998 and since 2000 nobody has operated on this account again. After going through some old files in the records, I discovered that if I do not remit this money out urgently, this funds will go down the drains, into the hands of either the board of directors of this bank or the funds may eventually be discovered by the government as a dormant fund in the forth coming audit by the Nations auditors.
 
They will confiscate or send it into the government's treasury account.The question now is who is the government and where is the treasury? These are human beings like you and I. The owner of this account is Mr Morris Thompson,a foreigner,and a miner at Kruger gold co, a geologist by profession and he died in 2000.No other person knows about this account or any thing concerning it, the account has no other beneficiary and my investigation proved to me as well that his company does not know anything about this account.
 
The amount involved is Ten Million, Five Hundred and thirty Thousand United States Dollars.10,530.000.00 I am only contacting you, as a foreigner because this money cannot be approved to a local bank account here, but can only be approved to any foreign account and foreign beneficiary because the money is in US dollars and the real owner of the account is Mr Morris Thompson,is a foreigner too.
 
I only got your contact address from my secretary who operates computer; with believe in god that you will never let me down in this business so that I will inform you the next step to take immediately.
 
I need your full co-operation to make this work fine because the management is ready to approve this payment to any foreigner, who has correct information of this account, which I will give to you later, if you will be able to handle such amount in strict confidence and trust according to my instructions and advice for our mutual benefit because this opportunity will never come again in our life.
 
With my position now in the office I can transfer this money to any foreigner's reliable account, which you can provide with assurance that this money will be intact pending my physical arrival in your country for sharing and investment.
 
I will also use my position and influence to effect legal approvals for onward transfer of this money to your account with appropriate clearance documents from the ministries and foreign exchange department.But, only it will cost us small money as to procure such back up documents from the ministries inconcern. Your earliest response to this letter will be appreciated.
 
please call me as soon as you read this mail on my private.Telephone +226 75 19 19 50.
 
I look forward to your earliest reply.
 
Reply via my private email. (hammondhmuduke@gmail.com)
 
Yours Friendly,
MR. HAMMOND DUKE.

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Brasil

Monday, April 23, 2012 by Sora Jay

Querida família,

Yesterday we had a really special baptismal service. In the beginning of the month we baptized a man named Danillo and yesterday he baptized his wife, Cinthia. She was afraid of how her family would react, but her parents came and watched the baptism and they liked it a lot. Cinthia was crying when she entered the font and after as well. We also baptized a 16-year-old named Ruchemberg. He is great, he already started seminary and wants to serve a mission and next week we are going to baptize a friend of his that he introduced to us. We had the meeting in the chapel and we had a an area seventy Elder Camargo that played the piano and gave a little talk. Elder Camargo is the CEO of the university where Danillo works, there are a lot of members that work there. Maybe it will become BYU Brazil soon.

Also, Elder Holland will be here tomorrow in the chapel in my area. Sister Hall put me and my companion in charge of a choir that will sing for him. I'm kind of nervous to sing in front of Elder Holland, but it will be awesome!

This week I did two divisions, the first I went to an area called Ponta Negra that is even richer than my area. We say the beach while were in the bus, there are miles and miles of perfect beaches here. The second division was in Parnamirim, I stayed with an american that is in his second transfer. We had to catch a bus to go to an appointment, but he got the wrong bus and we ended up getting a little lost. We found our way back, but we were really late to everything afterwards.

Not much else happened this week, so I will talk with you later.

Elder Tom Jay



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Brazil

Monday, April 16, 2012 by Sora Jay

Querida Família

Sorry that I haven't written much these last two weeks, I have been pretty busy. I will just tell the most the highlights.

First off, Elder Holland is going to visit our mission on the 24th and it just so happens that he is coming to the chapel in my area. Talk about good luck! I am going to take all of my recent-converts and investigators to fireside. I also thought about marking a baptism on the 24th, but I don't think that they would let us. I was in the MTC during the new mission president training-thingy and we had a fireside with 8 apostles, when I got here in october of 2010 we had a meeting with Elder Bednar and now we will have one with Elder Holland. We are going to be the first ones in the chapel and sit right up front.

We also had a little scar a couple weeks ago. The mission rented a van to take us to the zone leader coucil in João Pessoa. All of the zone leaders from Rio Grande do Norte were in the van. We were about two hours from João Pessoa, I was laying down on the back bench and everyone else was asleep or trying to sleep when suddenly the driver hit the brakes and we ran in to something. After the impact a looked up and saw that we had run into the back a semi-truck. Happily all of the missionaries had their seatbelts on except for me because I had taken it off to lay down. The front of the van was totalled, but no one was hurt besides some bruises, and some nametags that had flown around, not even the missionary in the passenger seat was injured. My shoulder gave a pretty good whack on the bench in front of me and it actually tore out on of the bolts and knocked the bench out of place. We got out of the man and hithhiked until the next city where there was another van that took us the rest of the way. The Lord protected us and we arrived in saftey. Thanks for praying for our safety.

In João Pessoa, next to the presidents house, there is a guy that walks in the road selling little yogurts. He yells louder than any man I have ever seen so after the counsel I ran him down and bought three yogurts so that we would yell "Só batiza!" which means "Just baptize!" It was awesome.

gotta go,
Elder jay






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brasil

Wednesday, April 11, 2012 by Sora Jay

querida família,

Teve transferências. Fiquei aqui em Cidade Verde então vai ser minha última área. Fiquei na 

oops, We had transfers. I stayed in cidade verde so it will be my last area. I had to stay in the bus station all day to make sure that everyone got on their way and arrived in safety so I don't have very much time to write. I'm doing great and we are going to baptize lots of people in these last weeks. On Monday we marked baptisms of three people, yesterday we marked another and we are going to mark three more today. Everyone needs to baptized and I want to end helping lots of people enter in the waters of baptism.

see ya



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Oí

Monday, April 2, 2012 by Sora Jay

Hey guys, I'm just fine, but I have no time.



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Brazil

Monday, March 26, 2012 by Sora Jay

Querida família

This week we baptized a 12-year-old youngman named Álvaro. His mom and older sister are members, but he and wasn't and his dad, Claudio isn't yet. All of Claudio's family are also members except for him and his dad but both of them went to church yesterday to watch the baptism. It was a really special baptism and everyone got a little emocional and Álvaro's dad and grandpa hugged us and said thankyou. We baptized the son, now we need to baptize the dad and grandpa.

A couple we are teaching, Danilo e Cintia, also stayed to watch the baptism. We invited them earlier in the week to be baptized April 1st. Danilo wants to be baptized, but Cintia is afraid of her family and Danilo doesn't want to be baptized without his wife. They are great people and will definitley be leaders after their baptism, they have already told several time that they want their future son to be a missionary.

There is another man here named Gerson whose wife is the Relief Society President. He has had contact with the church for more than 20 years, but hasn't been baptized yet. He already knows alot about the church so on Friday we talked with him about temples and eternal families. His wife cried and told us how much she wanted to be sealed in the temple with her husband and daughter. We asked Gerson why he doesn't go to the temple and be sealed with his family and he said that only members can go to the temple and he isn't a member yet. He emphasized the yet. We also read a little from President Uchtdorf's talk "Your Privilege, Your Potential" and told him that is living way below his potential and invited him to be baptized on the 8th. He said he will think about it. It will take a miracle, but I really think he will be baptized soon. There are a lot of men here aren't members, but whose wives are members and weare working to baptize them. They are progressing slowly.

Anyway gotta go,
Elder Tom Jay



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8 Sundays

Monday, March 19, 2012 by Sora Jay

Querida família,

I don't want you to think that I am trunky, but I only have eight more Sundays on my mission. I have 8 more Sundays to baptize.

Anyway, Monday we had a family home evening with a member family and a couple of newlyweds, Danilo and Cinthia that came to Church with them and are already reading the Book of Mormon. We taught the about the Restoration. They are very intelligent and asked a lot of questions. The wife is a lawyer and the husband works the member in the financial department in a university. The presidente of this university is Elder Milton Camargo an area seventy. After the message we ate pizza and they a chocolate pizza with icecream for dessert. This is one of the richest areas in the mission, and I am liking it because the food is good:)

On Tuesday we did splits with one of the district leaders, I was with a greenie named Elder Shreeve and we ended up doing lots of contacts. I was trying to help him lose his shyness so we stopped a couple of times in the road and asked people if they wanted to be baptized right off the bat. It is actually pretty fun.

Wednesday was pretty uneventful, but on Thursday we taught Danilo and Cinthia again. They had a lot of questions about the Plan of Salvation, Where did we come from? Why are we here? What happens after death? They really want to find the answers, but the lessons take forever because they ask lots of questions, which is good. 

On Friday we taught a 17-year-old named Lucas. His family moved from Rio de Janeiro to Natal a year ago and the opened a sweets shop. A member who is also from Rio bought some candy there, talked with them and found out that the mom had been baptized as a teenager, but became inactive after turning 18. Now she is married had has two children and said it is time to come back. Lucas has been looking for a church, but hasn't found one that he called his atention. We took him to the chapel and showed him all the rooms then we taught him the Restoration using a chalkboard. The Spirit was very strong and you could see that everything clicked in his mind. I was saying, "This isn't just another church among many" But he cut me off and completed the phrase, "It's the Church of Jesus Christ." When we showed him the Book of Mormon he said, "I want that book. How do get a book like this?" We marked his baptism for the 25th. We also taught a family of four that were referrals from another member. They are really cool as well and gave us soccer jerseys and a dinner. My shirt is one of those old school ones that you tie up.

My times up, but on Sunday we confirmed Edileuza and we had a missionary fireside where the stake president and Elder Camargo of the seventy spoke.

Tchau!






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FROM THE DESK OF MR. ABDUL AZIZ AHMED,

Saturday, March 17, 2012 by Sora Jay



FROM THE DESK OF MR. ABDUL AZIZ AHMED,
AUDITS & ACCOUNTS DEPT
AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK
OUAGADOUGOU BURKINA FASO
PRIVATE PHONE NUMBER (00226 75743541)              
 
Attention: Please

 

I am Mr. Abdul Aziz Ahmed, the manager Audit & Accounts dept. in the African Development Bank (A.D.B). I am writing to request your assistance to transfer the sum of $15, 000.000.00 [Fifteen million, United States dollars) into your accounts. The above sum belongs to our deceased customer late Mr. John korovo who died along with his entire family in the Benin plane crash 2004 and since then the fund has been in a suspense account.

 

After my further investigation, I discovered that Mr. John Korovo, died with his next of kin and according to the laws and constitution guiding this banking institution, it states that after the expiration of (8) Eight years, if no body or person comes for the claim as the next of kin, the fund will be transferred to national treasury as unclaimed fund.

 

Because of the static of this transaction I want you to stand as the next of kin so that our bank will accord you the recognition and have the fund transferred to your account.

 

The total sum will be shared as follows: 60% for me, 40% for you and all incidental expenses that may occur during the transfer process will be incurred by both of us.
 
The transfer is risk free on both sides hence you will follow my instructions till the fund get to your account.  More detailed information's with the official application form will be forwarded to you to explain more comprehensively what is required of you. You are free to call me through my private telephone number.

 

Your Full Name........................
Your Sex..................................
Your Age..................................
Your Country.............................
Your Occupation........................
Your Personal Mobile Number.....

 

Thanks
Best regards,
Mr. Abdul Aziz Ahmed.


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brazil

Thursday, March 1, 2012 by Sora Jay

Querida familia,

This week we had transfers. I don't have much time to write this week so I will be fast.

On Saturday we baptized a really special family, Juvenilton and Janaina. I think they are some of the best baptisms since the church arrived in Sousa. They both graduated from college, have good jobs, have a car and are really inteligent. The Church needs leaders in Sousa. The other family Edjailton and Ana Carolina will get married on the 8th and be baptized on the 10th. Juvenilton will be the patriarch some day and Edjailton will be the stake president. I'm sad that I left before their baptism and that I won't be able to stay a little longer to help them get started as members.

On Sunday we baptized another lady, Miriam. She is super elect as well. She passed 7 and a half years in the Jehovah's Witness and already went to lots of other churches, but never felt the Spirit until she went to the true church.

I was transfered from Sousa to Natal. It is a pretty long journey. I got a bus at 7:40am in Sousa and got here in Natal around 8:30pm. I travelled alone the whole time and didn't see another missionary until I got here in Natal and waited in the bus station for about 15 minutes. My companion came with the stake president and they gave me a ride to our apartment. The stake president's daughter was Mia Well's companion until, small world.

My new companion is Elder Machado da Silva. They divided a zone and we are opening the new zone called Zona Ponta Negra. My area is Cidade Verde. It is really different from Sousa because the wards are strong, there are families that have been in the Church for generations, and it is a rich area with lots of apartments.

There is a guy at my side watching porn so I am going to leave.

Until next week.

Elder Jay



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Brazil

Monday, February 20, 2012 by Sora Jay

Querida família,

I'll give a run down of the week:

Monday was P-day and we ate lunch with the Petries. I never appreciated peanut-butter and jam sanwiches as much as I did on Monday. The Petries have peanut-butter that their children sent to them and they found some "Great Value" jam in Campina Grande. They also made a ham and cheese sanwiches and a chicken salad sandwich for each of us. I don't remember what we did the rest of P-day, but I know I didn't sleep. It has been a long time since I took a nap. At night we visited Juvenilton and Janina and their 5-year-old daughter Emille(Emily). After we taught them they gave us some grilled ham and cheese sandwiches. Then we went to get our stuff so we could go to João Pessoa again and the Petries came by and gave us a pizza to cook and some cookies to eat while we traveled. We got in the bus at 11:10 and went to João Pessoa.

Tuesday we had a Leadership training with all the zone leaders and district leaders. It went from 7:15 until 1:00 and from 1:45 until 3:00. It is really hard to stay awake during these meetings when you have to travel through the night. I was on the front bench and tried my best to keep my eyes open. After the meeting we went to the mission office to gets some more money to pay the way back. Four of us from Sousa went and I think we had about ten reais in total. We got a bus at 6:00 pm and got home about 2:00 in the morning.

Wednesday we taught a lady named Miriam whose son is a member, but is less-active. She passed 7 years in the Jehovah's Witness, but was never baptized. We marked her baptism for the 26th. We also taught Juvenilton and another family that is really, really good, Edjailton e Karol, they will get married on the 8th of March and be baptized on the 10th. We also taught Ivoneide, the most famous radio host in Sousa.

Thursday we taught a lot, but there wasn't really anything special. We found a lot of people that like to talk. There are quit a few people here that can have a conversation with themselves. They start talking and change the subject a lot, but never stop. Sometimes they even say things that make themselves get mad.

On Friday we walked a lot but most everything fell through. Around 8:30 at night a drunk stopped on his motorcycle and said that he had already talked with missionaries in São Paulo and that he needed religion in his life. He was really wasted and we were worried that he would fall of his motorcycle so we walked home with him. We met his wife/girlfriend, she is a nurse. We need to talk with that guy again when he isn't drunk to see if he really wants something with his life. Friday is also the beginning of Carnaval, so it started to rain at night. Also all the young-men and young-women went on a campout during Carnaval. Lots of the adults went as well supposedley to chaparone, but they really just want to play.

On Saturday it rained like crazy all afternoon and into the night. There was lots of lightning and thunder too that made so the people couldn't stay in the road drinking and listening to really loud music. Lots of the roads turned into rivers and we had water up to our knees in some places. At night we had the baptismal interview for Juvenilton and Janaina. They passed, but Janaina is afraid of her familiy's reaction.

Sunday there were about 25 people at church becuase everyone was camping. All of the district presidency and branch presidency went to the campout and the left the branch abondened. All of the professors also went. We taught both of the classes, gave talks, blessed the sacrament in Sousa branch, and passed the sacrament in Estação branch. Juvenilton and Janaina weren't baptized yet. Juvenilton really wants too, and they both have testimonies, but Janaina is afraid of her family. It rained all day again. They must be suffering on the campout with all this rain. Serves them right.

Gotta go,
Elder Jay




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Brazil

Monday, February 13, 2012 by Sora Jay

Querida família,
 
This was a really busy week. The following is the story of my travels:
 
Monday at 11:40 pm we took a bus to João Pessoa and got there at 5:30 am and then we had the zone leader council. The only good things about going to the Zon leader counsel are that you get to see your mission buddies and here all the stories, and you get to eat in President Hall's house. Sister Hall made chicken enchiladas and other mexican food that was really good, and açai.
 
Tuesday at 5:00 pm we took a bus from João Pessoa back to Sousa and Got here at 1:00 am Wednesday, but this time we had boxes full of copies of the Book of Mormon and pamphlets and packages that we took home. At 2:00 am we called the district leaders just to wake them up and yell "BAPTISM!"
 
Wednesday we stayed here in Sousa and visited some people. I don't remember Wednesday very well.
 
Thursday morning we got in a van and went to Pau dos Ferros where they opened a new group and visited some people in a little town of 500 inhabitants. For some reason they are holding the meetings in this little town instead of in the city, but next week they will move to the city. We slept there in the little city, in the house that used to be used as a butcher shop, but now the cleaned it out. It is a lot better that way, no more dead pigs hanging from the cieling:)
 
Friday we got up at 3:30 am to go to the city and take the van back to Sousa. We ate lunch here then we went to Cajazeiras to do some baptismal interviews and an exchange. I stayed in Cajazeirs and Elder Rolim came back to Sousa.
 
Saturday I came back to Sousa and we ended the exchange, ate lunch then we went to Pombal to do another interview. We got back to Sousa and interviewed a family that the sisters are teaching. I interviewed the husband and it was a very good experience, we both felt the spirit very strongly. Finally went to visit our investigators to remind them about church.
 
Sunday morning we went to and Edjailton(future stake president) e Karol's house and the gave us buchada. Buchada is a ram's stomach filled with his intestines and who knows what else. You fill up the stomach, sow it shut and cook it. It was actually pretty good. Then we went to church and the meetings were actually really good this week. The second couselor of the mission came and gave a talk about being positive and Elder Petrie(the couple missionary) talked about temples. After church we went to the baptism of the sister's family, then left do visit. At night we were hungry, it was Sunday so we couldn't buy anything and we were broke anyway so we went to  a member 's hous the mom made some food for us. then we came home and slept.
 
Gotta go
Elder Jay



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Brazil

Monday, February 6, 2012 by Sora Jay

Querida família,
 
This week was a little rough, but it ended really well. We have been working hard to help the branch and the district here and bring good people to church, but a lot of the time I feel the members don´t care about the growth of the church. We've suceeded in getting the district president and the branch president on our side, but most of the time I feel like we are working alone to baptize, reactivate and retain. This week in church I got a little frustrated because I want to do more to help, but I can't, it depends on the members. I was also really dissapointed because it has been a while since I baptized and the zone had a horrible month.
 
After church we went to visit one of our investigator families Edjailton e Karol. We had marked to pass by on Tuesday, but we wanted to see what they thought of church this week. They had told us that they wanted a Gospel Principles book, so we took one with us to use it as an excuse to go in. We got there and started talking with them. They told us that they had made the decision to get married and be baptized this month. It was the best thing I have heard this year! After all the work and struggles they finally got an answer and are going to be baptized! They are a great family and will be able to help the Church out a lot. Edjailton will be the first stake president here when the district turns into a stake.
 
Earlier in the week when we passed by there prayed with them to recieve an answer that the Book of Mormon is true. Karol got an answer that same night, but Edjailton wanted something more. We promissed him that he would recieve and answer at church, and he did. I also brought a little cardboard box full of coins that I have been saving for 7 or 8 months. I have about 240 reais. To get married here you have to pay 200 reais. Edjailton worked as a manager in a car dealership, but the owners closed the dealership and he is looking for another job. I offered to pay for their marriage because I thought they might need help. Karol started to cry and they said that they could pay for it. Edjailton will go to the cartório today to get the paper work going and they will be baptized this month. Família eleita!
 
We are teaching a couple other families as well. One of them is Juvenilton and Janaina. They are really inteligent and have been studying about the church on the internet and everything. They have asked some difficult questions, but we have been able to answer all of them and focus on a testimony of the Book of Mormon. The only problem is that Janaina works most Sundays, but I belive that they will be baptized this month as well. They just need to recieve and recognize answers to their prayers.
 
God has blessed us with some great families to teach, and we found all of them knocking on doors and talking with people in the street.
 
Gotta go,
 
Elder Jay brazil



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Win For Life Winnings 2012

Sunday, February 5, 2012 by Sora Jay

Win For Life
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ZIP 00184 Rome ITALY
    
 
Dear Lucky Winner
 
 
The Italian Win For Life lotto wishes to inform you that you have won the sum of  € 900.000.00(Nine Hundred Thousand Euros Only). 
The Italian Win For Life lotto. draws was conducted from an  exclusive list of 13 lucky emails of individual and corporate
bodies picked by an advanced automated random computer search. No tickets were sold
 
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AGREEMENT
 
The  Italian Win For Life lotto and the Local Organizing Committee (LOC) of the 2012 Italian Win For Life lotto celebration hereby Agrees, That the winning information written above are the orignal winning information as it was selected by the computer on 3rd day of February  2012, And that the winner who these winning information has been sent to,will be paid the winning sum of € 900.000.00 euros without fail..
 
To file for your claims and due remittance of funds contact Mr Giuseppe Sforza on the information below.
 
Claims Officer
Mr Giuseppe Sforza
Remittance Department Personnel
Email:claims.winforlife@aim.com
 
You are required to claim your winnings by February  13th, 2012 otherwise  it rolls over to the next draw.
 
N.B: Procedures to claiming your prize: 
1. Please quote your Reference number in all correspondence with the claims officer.
2. Indicate your Full Name, Address, Country, Telephone, Mobile, Fax Number, Occupation and Age. 
 
Furthermore, should there be any change of address do Inform the CLAIM AGENT as soon as possible.
 
Congratulations once more from our members of staff.
Once again on behalf of all our staff CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Note: Anybody under the age of 18 is automatically disqualified...
 
For a smooth and safe collection, you are required to keep your Reference Number confidential.
 
Congratulations..
 
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Winnings Coordinator.  
  
 
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extension

Monday, January 30, 2012 by Sora Jay

Hey everyone, I am thinking about staying one more month, but I need your permission. Do you think I should stay?



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Brazil

by Sora Jay

Querida famíli,
 
This week was wierd becaus it was great and crappy at the same time. First I will tell you why it was kind of crappy, all of the baptisms in our zone fell through except for one and this was after two weeks without a baptism. Our zone and the branches have been kind of depressed, but things are getting better now. I became a little crazy when I came here becuase I am forcing myself to always be overly excited and happy. One time I even stood up on a chair during lunch and sang "Scattering Sunshine" becuase everyone was sad.
 
Now the good news. We brought two new families to church on Sunday and the attendance in sacrament meeting was 89. We have been bringing families to church every week, and the members love it. Everyone is getting more excited and we are even getting some referrals. We are teaching three families that are really special and will be leaders in the church if/when they are baptized. We also brought a lady to church that has a radio talk station and found out that she is famous here in Sousa. I don't know if I told you, but we taught the mayor's dad and we also met his secertary in the street, we are going to visit both of them again. I think we need to baptize the mayor.
 
Also this week we had interviews with President Hall and my companion and I did exchanges with the assistents to the president. One of the assistents was my companion in the MTC and we worked together. It was the first time we taught together since the practices in the MTC, and it was awesome. We can actually speak portuguese now. In my interview with President Hall he told me that he doesn't pray for me very much. It was funny because he said it was the best compliment he could give me. He said he doesn´t worry about me so he doesn't feel the need to pray for me.
 
This week we did a famliy home evening in a members house and called all of the inactives to come. It was a pretty good turnout and it was really fun. We played a game kind of like Hot-potato, but we were using a cup of water that we passed around in a circle while one guy sang "Agua mineral". When he stopped singing the person with the cup had to drink the water. Some people got pretty wet in the mayhem. Happily, I didn't have to drink any water, I didn't want to use that cup after so many people had drunken from it.
 
Gotta go,
Elder Jay (not the kitten killer)



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Monday, January 23, 2012 by Sora Jay

Querida família,
 
My new companion is Elder Rolim, he is from Curitiba and he is awesome. It has been a long time since I baptized and I have saudades, but we have some really good people that will be baptized soon. Edjailton (who is currently an investigator, but will be a stake president) is progressing very well. His wife and son went to João Pessoa this week and he came to church all by himself. On Friday night we went to his house and he told us about some dreams he had a few years ago. He had told me about the dreams before and I had studied a little to be able to interpret them, so I pulled a little "Joseph in Egypt" and interpreted his dreams using the scriptures to show him that he needed to be baptized, recieve the priesthood and not give in to the problems that would come after. It was really cool, scriptures came to my mind that I could use to interpret the different things in his dreams, and I know that it was God guiding me.
 
I have a new nickname here in Sousa. Do you guys know who Bam-bam is in the Flintstones? There is a recent-convert here who gave me a doll of Bam-bam and then when she was bearining her testimony on fast Sunday she talked about the missionaries. She called Elder Walton and Elder David angels and then said that I am her Bam-bam. Don't worry, she isn't a snake. She is married and has kids our age, but she considers the missionaries her children as well.
 
Well, gotta go
 
Elder Jay



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Brazil

Wednesday, January 18, 2012 by Sora Jay

Querida familia

Hey everybody! Today we had transfers. I stayed here in Sousa, but Elder Walton was transfered to Mamanguape. My new companion will be Elder Rolim. He'll be the first brazilian companion I have had in a long time.

Today the Petries are my companions because there aren't any other missionaries in Sousa. I get to pass the day in their air-conditioned apartment and right now I am using their laptop to send this email. It`s great being in the same area with a couple missionary.

On Sunday we had an attendance of 60 or 70. I taught about our Heavenly Family in Gospel Principles and I gave a talk in sacrament meeting. Edjailton e Karol came to church again. Seriously, they are one of the best families that I have met on my mission, I could see Edjailton being a stake president some day. The girl that we were going to baptize next Sunday came to church, but then went to a party and got wasted. Now she said that she is going to Maranhao, a state in northern Brazil. I don't like teaching young women here. It has been really difficult to baptize lately, everything keeps falling through, but I have faith that we will still find someone who will be baptized this month.

Gotta go,

Elder Jay



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Re: Brazil

Monday, January 9, 2012 by Sora Jay

Tom,

If you haven't put on any weight, why did you rip your pants?  It sounds like the pants are the only ripped thing about you :)

Colin

On Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at 7:56 AM, Thomas Jay <thomas.jay@myldsmail.net> wrote:
Querida Família,
 
Happy birthday a couple of days ago Mom and Ariel! These past few weeks I have gone to quiet a few birthday parties. The 31st of Dezember was the birthday of a member so we went and had dinner and ate cake, the 1st of January was Sister Petries birthday so ate cake in their apartment, the 5th was Elder Petries birthday so we ate brownies and ice-cream with them and yesterday was the birthday of the mom of the first member so we went there and ate more cake. No, I am not getting fat, I'm still ripped.
 
On Tuesday Elder Walton and I traveled to João Pessoa for a meeting. We left Monday at 11:40 pm and got there just in time for the meeting Tuesday morning. We ate lunch with President Hall and then had to come back, but we had to bring a bunch of Christmas packages, pamphlets, and copies of The Book of Mormon with us. I was carrying two boxes, each one with 40 copies of the Book of Mormon, and I bent over to put them down in the bus station in João Pessoa. When I bent over I heard something rip. To make a long story short, I had to travel from João Pessoa to Sousa with a giant rip in the back of my pants. It was pretty embarassing  so I made Elder Walton walk close behind the whole time so  no one would see.
 
This week we had a member with us everyday while we worked. We visited a bunch of inactives and got the members to work a little as well and yesterday  86 people went to sacrament meeting. The last three weeks the attendance was: 37, 38, 38, so this week was a lot better.
 
We also brought two investigator families to church. They are really good families that would be able to strengthen the church a lot. Their names are Derval e Ledjia, e Edjailton e Karol. These people need to be baptized. The Church desperately needs leaders here. Pray that they will recieve testimonies and be baptized.
 
Gotta go,
Elder  Jay
 
 



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Brazil

by Sora Jay

Querida Família,
 
Happy birthday a couple of days ago Mom and Ariel! These past few weeks I have gone to quiet a few birthday parties. The 31st of Dezember was the birthday of a member so we went and had dinner and ate cake, the 1st of January was Sister Petries birthday so ate cake in their apartment, the 5th was Elder Petries birthday so we ate brownies and ice-cream with them and yesterday was the birthday of the mom of the first member so we went there and ate more cake. No, I am not getting fat, I'm still ripped.
 
On Tuesday Elder Walton and I traveled to João Pessoa for a meeting. We left Monday at 11:40 pm and got there just in time for the meeting Tuesday morning. We ate lunch with President Hall and then had to come back, but we had to bring a bunch of Christmas packages, pamphlets, and copies of The Book of Mormon with us. I was carrying two boxes, each one with 40 copies of the Book of Mormon, and I bent over to put them down in the bus station in João Pessoa. When I bent over I heard something rip. To make a long story short, I had to travel from João Pessoa to Sousa with a giant rip in the back of my pants. It was pretty embarassing  so I made Elder Walton walk close behind the whole time so  no one would see.
 
This week we had a member with us everyday while we worked. We visited a bunch of inactives and got the members to work a little as well and yesterday  86 people went to sacrament meeting. The last three weeks the attendance was: 37, 38, 38, so this week was a lot better.
 
We also brought two investigator families to church. They are really good families that would be able to strengthen the church a lot. Their names are Derval e Ledjia, e Edjailton e Karol. These people need to be baptized. The Church desperately needs leaders here. Pray that they will recieve testimonies and be baptized.
 
Gotta go,
Elder  Jay
 
 



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Compliment of the Season

Monday, January 2, 2012 by Sora Jay

Complement of the day,

It is with excitement and hope that we can both work together that I write you this mail today. I am staff of an International Bank here in the South Africa attached in Private Banking services; I am contacting you in reference to an investment opportunity which I believe would be of significant reward to the parties involved. It concerns a customer that came to our bank to engage in Private Banking services, the customer had a financial portfolio of USD12,000,000.00 and he desired to have us turn over on his behalf in the purchase of securities in the capital markets. I was assigned as Bank adviser to assist him in the management of these funds. Been my duty to offer strategic advisory services to the customer, I made him consider the various investment opportunity available at the Bank at that time.
Having given heed to my advice, I had the funds dispersed over the available investment opportunities and we made attractive margins. The margins made were not however the full potential of the funds, but the customer desired low risk guaranteed returns on investments. I was also given instruction to liquidate the funds after 4 years for some Investment requiring cash payments. Following that order, the portfolio liquidate and the total investment stand at USD12,995,720.00, this amount had remain dormant for more than five years so the bank launch an investigation to contact the customer for some final instructions but could not reach him anymore and later found out that he died in a Saudi Arabia hospital.
What I wish to relate to you will smack of unethical practice but I want you to understand something. It is only an outsider to the banking world who finds the internal politics of the banking world aberrational. The world of private banking especially is fraught with huge rewards for those who occupy certain offices and oversee certain portfolios. You should have begun by now to put together the general direction of what I propose. There USD12,995,720.00 deposited, I alone have the deposit details and they will release the deposit to no one unless I instruct them to do so. This bank has spent great amounts of money trying to track this man's family; they have investigated for months and have found no family, the investigation has come to an end and Since the original owner listed no next of kin in his bio-data form, my proposition is this; I am prepared to place you in a position to instruct my Bank to release the deposit to you as the closest beneficiary.
I am prepared to place you in a position of the beneficiary and release the deposit to you as the closest surviving partner. Upon receipt of the deposit, I will share the money with you in half, this means I will simply nominate you as the beneficiary and have then release the deposit to you. We share the proceeds 50/50. I would have gone ahead to ask the funds be released to me, but that would have drawn a straight line to me and my involvement in claiming the deposit. But you as a foreigner and also with all the necessary legal and official documentations from me and also with the authority vested upon me by the original depositor, you would easily pass as the beneficiary with the rights to claim. I assure you that I could have the deposit released to you in a few days. Please do not ruin this chance for me if you do not approve of the transaction. If you do not give this transaction a positive approval, kindly delete this email and let me move on with my life.
If you give me positive signals, I will initiate this process towards conclusion.

My email contact is stevenkone@aim.com

Regards,
Steve Kone

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Hello

by Sora Jay

Querida família,
 
It was great to talk with you guy on Christmas. It has been a long time since I talked with Ed and Ariel. When I first heard Ed talking I was trying to figure out who it was because I could here a voice, but couldn't see anyone talking on the webcam.
 
We passed a good part of Christmas day with the Petries, a senior couple here. They are the only senior couple in this mission and we have the luck to be in the same city with them. Sister Petrie made roast beef and potatoes and gravy and other good american things to eat. They also let us use their computer to skype with you.
 
These past couple weeks the missionary work has been pretty slow. Everyone has been traveling, drinking and going to parties until 6 in the morning, but now things are going to get better. We only had one investigator in church on Sunday. She is a dentist from São Paulo, but she is working here in Sousa. She went to church with us, but she disliked the Relief Society so much that she almost cried and went home early. This branch has problems, but it will get better.
 
New Year's Eve we went to a member's house where they were also celebrating the birhtday of Patrícia, a member girl. We did a secret-santa thing and I got cologne and Elder Walton got Cologne (missionaries stink). I had to give a present to a the husband of a recent-convert. He isn't baptized and has never gone to church. I gave him a stocking with a watch, a soccer shirt (everyone here cheers for Flamenco), and a Book of Mormon with a little note that I wrote. We also ate a lot.
 
Yesterday was Sister Petrie's birthday and I helped make a cake for her. It turned out pretty good.
 
See ya in 4 and-a-half months!
 
Elder Jay
 
 



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